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Silverstone

The circuit summary

Creation:
1950
Where:
32 Km North East of Oxford
Length of the Track:
5890 Metres
Number of Pit Garages:
38
Number of Corners: 
14 (left: 6 - right: 8)
Latitude:
52°04'17.37" N
Longitude:
1°00'56.54" O

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Silverstone

1000Km de Silverstone

Another Le Mans Series classic: the 1000 Km of Silverstone. Traditionally established as final race of the season, the 2010 edition will respect the rule. Held over 3 days, the British race is always one of all challenges for the teams and drivers, such as Jean-Christophe Boullion in 2009, admired by all for his incredible comeback trying to win against all odds until the very last moment. The British soil witnesses these heroes' assaults.

Since 1905, endurance racing has enjoyed an important role among British racing concerns with the creation of the Tourist Trophy. Since 1976, whether it is for six hours or 1000kms, all the endurance championships have competed at Silverstone.

2009 1000 Km of Silverstone best lap: Jean-Christophe BOULLION / Christophe TINSEAU (PESCAROLO JUDD n°16) 1:34.316 –  143e lap 

2009 1000 Km of Silverstone Pole-Position: Nicolas LAPIERRE (COURAGE ORECA LC70-AIM n°10) 1.32.798 

Number of cars on the starting grid: 40

Nearest Airports: Luton LTN (70 km) Birmingham (100 km) London Heathrow (110 km)

Contact

Silverstone Circuit Ltd Silverstone

  • Address: Towcester, Northamptonshire NN12 8TN
  • Tel: +44 1327 857 271
  • Fax: +44 1327 857 663
  • Email:
  • Website: www.silverstone.co.uk

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